Critical Essay by Jim Hunter
[At the end of] The Clock-Winder, the domestic settlement and content which have been achieved are seen slightly distanced, through the subdued distress of Peter, hithert...
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Critical Essay by Sara Blackburn
[The Clock Winder seems to have] many of the virtues that we associate with "southern" writing—an easy, almost confidential directness, fine skil...
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Critical Essay by Paul A. Doyle
[Anne Tyler] writes of lonely, unhappy, confused individuals who seek meaning, comfort, and a bit of human understanding and contact. Her closest progenitor is Carson ...
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Critical Essay by Jim Hunter
